a live look in indianapolis. the president about to unveil his tax plan which the white house and republican leaders are pushing. we'll take you there as the president starts to speak. we would report to you how your house hold would be affected if we could. the problem is, there's crucial details we don't know and probably won't know for months because congress has to get their hands on it. details which could have a big impact on your money. under the proposal, the number of personal income tax brackets drops from seven to three. we don't+++ individuals and $24,000 for families. it increases the amount of income that is tax-free. the white house and republican leaders are also calling for an increased child tax credit. in addition, they say they want to open it up to families with higher incomes. a new tax credit to help pay for the care of elderly and sick dependents. no more estate or death tax at all, which is a win for wealthier individuals that inherit businesses and real estate. the plan would be a big wi

ro robin owns a small business in indianapolis. she and her husband bought the business in 1991 and have tripled in size. they work full-time and employ three additional people. as robin describes it, her family is living the american dream. however, robin feels small businesses in our country have been neglected and put on the back burner. but she's now excited about what the president and congressional leaders are proposing. she believes this tax cut will be a boone not just for her small business, but also her customers. rob ben relies on small businesses to take risks and make investments in marketing campaigns that require printing services. robin is thrilled about the possibility of the tax code being simplified to allow the average taxpayer such as herself to save time and money and that they can invest in their families and business. people like robin are at the heart of the president's tax relief plan. on to talk more about the tax relief plan, i'd like to bring up ne krechlt direc director ga then we'll also have tom boss

president arrives in indianapolis.rom there he will depart indianapolis international airport in route to the firm bureau building. he will arrive there an give remarks on tax reform. this is a huge day. the gop just unveiling the details of their tax reform plan. the president will obviously try to sell the details of that plan, saying it targets the middle class. the president has arrived on the ground in indianapolis just moments ago. we are told he has gotten into his car. the motorcade has departed. a big moment for the president and the gop. we'll learn more on that tax reform plan in a little bit. milestone for president trump's southern border wall. as crews break ground on eight different pro-to types. now working on day two of what is expected to be a month long project. adam housely is live near the mexico border. >> reporter: this is where people go in to go down to the border wall. we just came back from the actual site itself. maybe half acre all told if you put all the eight different areas together. eac

kelly, we'll talk an the other side, in indianapolis. special place for the president not only for a primary win last year but a case study where some tax cuts worked. what do we know about the president's plan? let me go through what we know. he wants to simp ploo phi reducing number of tax fwracts seven to three. lowest goes up from ten but reasons why that happens, 12. highest down to 35. leaving space here for higher tax brackets that may have to happen during negotiations. i'll tell you this. it has nothing to do with anyone's prosperity. nice to simplify things. don't let anybody tells you simplifying it puts an extra dollar in your pocket. that's meaningless. they are going to double the standard ductioeduction, up tos 12ds,000 for individuals. $24,000 for married couples. this is why when you saw it here this tax bracket is going to go to 12%, the thinking, that a lot of people earn, families, earn below $24,000 will be in what the white house is calling a zero tax bracket. they're saying a win for the working poor. let's look at

air force one just landed in indianapolis. and if it's frankly any day of the week there's always a lot of news down there in washington, so what you're seeing is republican leadership there on the upper right talking about the tax plan. and on the lower right-hand side, that is where the president will be speaking in indianapolis. i say washington in a grand sense, in a political sense, not in actually a physically sense because the president is in indianapolis, not in washington. don't laugh at me stephanie. you can hear her in thing background. the republicans in washington are turning to taxes. right now on the hill speaker paul ryan and majority leader mitch mcconnell are holding a conference with colleagues. he was ryan just moments ago. >> instead of a source of pride, our tax code has become a constant source of frustration. it's too big. it's too complicated. it's too expensive. today we are taking the next step to liberate our americans from broken tax code. >> he just touched down, and wait for it, if you've been pa

check out this video of an angry indianapolis colts fan.e's burning the jersey after the nfl national anthem protest. he later on talked about this and he's saying nfl protest you've got it wrong. the flag is a symbol of freedom. it's not a symbol of oppression and knock it off but first democrats complaining about tax cuts for the rich. my next guest says look at this. the uk once taxed the rich at 95 %. those were the small businesses in the upper brackets and guess what happened? do you want to know who left the country? celebrities, rock stars and the story and dug weed gives a history lesson on this more after the break. oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. >> liz: so we asked this why cut taxes? why keep tax rates low? because it's common sense if you raise taxes sky high, people flee leaving no one to pay for government.

he's headed to joint base andrews to take air force one to indianapolis. it will be his first public pitch since republicans released that framework for reform a few hours ago. republicans hoping a combination of corporate rate cuts and the state tax repeal can unify a party when the populous steve bannon-led wing has one of the very people charged to muster the votes for reform in their sights. mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader. chief white house correspondent hallie jackson is with us and so is garrett haake on capitol hill. hallie, let's start with you. first of all, what did the president say a few moments ago on the south lawn? >> reporter: forget me if i have a glow going on because i just ran back from where marine one is taking off. the president stopping for several minutes to speak with reporters. frankly, craig, making several headlines. let me tick through some of them and let me start, first of all, with health care. the president says he will negotiate with democrats over the next several months on doing something on health care. this i

president trump traveled to indianapolis to speak about the republican plan to overhaul the federal tax code area and before boarding to leave for the event, the president made comments to reporters on several issues including about the alabama u.s. healthmary run off, care, the nfl, and the situation in puerto rico. here's a look. >> [indiscernible] president trump: we have a man who is going to be a great senator and i very happy with that. with him last night, i never met him, i never spoke to him and with her came along way from the time i endorsed him and he ran at good race but right ran a really great race and i know what they did, they used him in the campaign but he works hard and i'm sure things will work out. it wanted to say on health care, we have the votes for health care. inhave one senator that is the hospital, he cannot vote because he is in the hospital. he is in the hospital. we have to other votes that are coming and we will have them. the problem is we cannot have them by friday because of reconciliation ends on friday. we will have to do it in january or february.

. >> more than 18,000 feet below the surface of the pacific ocean is the uss indianapolis, explorers found it this summer. >> it played a crucial role in the events that led to the end of world war ii and the sinking is considered one of the great tragedies in u.s. naval history. craig melvin has an exclusive look at footage from that fight. >> there you go. >> reporter: new images haunting and revealing. >> unbelievable amount of damage from that torpedo. >> reporter: show the devastation caused by two japanese torpedos that hammered the "uss indianapolis on july 30th 1945 while in route to the philippines. the ship was carrying almost 1200 men and had completed its top secret mission to the island where it delivered components for the atomic bomb. the high tech expedition closes a tragic chapter of world war ii history for families and survivors of those lost at sea. john wol sten remembers when the first torpedo hit. >> i left damage control center exactly midnight. five minutes afterwards there was a rather huge boom. >> reporter: within 12 minutes it was submerged. 300 men went

indianapolis is the place to be. connell mcshane is right there where the president is about to speak and charlie gasparino standing by in the newsroom whether the highest rate at the wealthiest are getting a tax cut or tax hike. connell, what's the atmosphere? what's the sentiment on the ground? reporter: well, certainly a level of anticipation building, liz, over the last few minutes as we get closer to the president's appearance, before any big presidential appearance. what's a little different about this, this is not one of the political rallies we're accustomed to with the president. instead it's a small intimate building on the indiana state fairgrounds where an invite only audience made its way here, you have local politicians, small business owners, supportive of the president and anticipating what he will say, hopefully in their minds cutting their taxes, not the raucous crowd you get at a political rally. a lot of people asking why indiana? why did he pick this venue and state in there are a couple of reaso

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this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are waiting president trump in indianapolis.g in court kevin cirilli and bloomberg pass reporter laura davidson. the president has been making comments to reporters throughout on day speaking specifically the negotiating point, and the starting point. start about the context there. >> the president said it is nonnegotiable. the tax rate he settled for saying of course the 15% was an opening bid. describing this as a middle-class miracle. the white house trying to portray this -- out what thisint is an corporations receive arguing this tax plan will hurt the larger corporation. >> is this going to be down to donald trump, whether it is the narrowing and reduction of the number of tax rates here, the potential for congress to add in a higher tax rate if he wants to appeal to the middle-class and , whatis -- the wealthier do we hear from him in terms of details? >> i do not think we will hear more details on what death and what we have heard in the past 24 hours from reducing the number of tax brackets to three, to potentially lowe

president trump about to give his long awaited speech in that room in indianapolis on tax reform just a few minutes, we're going to take you there live as soon as it begins >>> and billionaire and outspoken democrat tom steyer thinks that anything that cuts taxes for the wealthy is stupid and selfish. and larry lindsey will explain how they thinks this plan will stunt growth >> we are in washington with the latest who has a break down of the republican tax plan. hi >> reporter: hi scott, republicans are committed to getting tax reform done this year, republican leadership has been trying really hard to show that everyone is united around this framework, and members of the tax reigning committees in both the house and the senate just held a joint press conference to make their pitch to the american people >> this is a now or never moment >> taking money out of washington and putting it in the pockets of our citizens. >> house republicans join with president trump in our senate colleagues in letting the american people know we're taking action now. >> and i hope we can bring democrats a

david: the president in indianapolis, selling the gop tax cut plan just moments ago.on plan as well but will republicans stand more united around this plan than they were around repealing obamacare? here is congressman buddy carter, republican congressman from georgia. so congressman, it feels a little different than obamacare. i mean obamacare reform frankly had so many different plans, this seems to be a more unified plan, unified by senate, congress and the executive, no? >> no question about it. i think we learned some important lessons through health care, and i think we put those lessons to work in tax reform now. i was, i tell you, i haven't seen the conferences energized as they were today. i have never seen them that energized. i was very, very excited about that. i'm very excited about what is happening with tax reform. david: we do already have a couple of dissenters among the republican caucus. two republican congress people, claudia tenney, dan donovan, both from new york, not coincidentally, both object not deducting state and local taxes which are very

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. >> auburn born, nevada city resident, shocked the racing world when he won the 2016 indianapolis 500. first event of his indy race league career. 9 years removed from forest lake christian school in auburn. >> i don't remember a lot to be honest. but the experience of being in the indianapolis five hundred on memorial day at noon and having 300,000 people around you was an amazing experience. forget the end result, just to take part in that race was special. >>> sonoma raceway is a home- coming. not because of northern california, this is where his passion for racing began. >> how old were you when you first coming out here? >> i was -- that's a great question. probably 11. >> 11? >> 11 or 12, yes. i remember the grandstand. there was crawl spaces underneath the bleachers and we would ride our scooters and skateboards. >> he wants to prove the point i be long. the 2016 rookie of the year is having a strong second season. he won a second career race early in watkins glen, new york. for 2017, rossi has 20, top ten finishes. he is headed to this week's season-ending knee injury finale.

joining us today is john ganon the owner of a company in indianapolis.n is the father of nine children. and recently celebrated his 35th wedding anniversary. congratulations, john. [ applause ] and john is in the fencing company r as you heard. and i'm just thinking, i have to mention this, you know, we have a fence around the white house. we have a fence around the white house. and they want to build a new fence. and i figured, you know, i'm pretty good at construction, i figured, i don't know, maybe a million, maybe a million and a half. and this has been taking place over a long period of time. previous administrations. so i said how much is the fence you are talking around the white house? sir, the fence will cost approximately $50 million. i said what? i kid you not. and we have thousands of things like that. thousands. we are going to get it all done. but think of

the president landed in indianapolis off air force one.rm. we've been talking about how there is a lot of pressure on him. he really has to be able to sell this. democratic senator joe donnelly is with president trump in indiana. that's significant, right? we're talking about this bipartisan effort. he will join the president at his speech. the president will be pitching this plan, this tax reform plan at the indiana state fairground at the top of the hour. that is happening momentarily. done nelly is -- donnelly is considered one of the most vulnerable democratic senators in the midterms which could compel him to support the president's plan. the white house picked mike pence's home state to make the announcement, bragging about how pence signed a $3.5 billion tax cut into law. connell mcshane is there in indiana as we await the president. i think what is most exciting about this, connell, is that you're going to see a democrat up on stage there, a democrat traveling with the president because regardless of party, there is a sense that we

. -- onent trump on stage stage in indianapolis with his tax. let's listen. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. you just want massive tax cuts. that is the only reason that you are going so wild. it is wonderful to be back in the great weight of indiana. what a place. [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie larson, representative brooks, and representative mike for joining us today. thank you very much. we appreciate it. thank members of the economic team. secretary mnuchin. our hearts and prayers go out to andpeople in puerto rico the virgin and the virgin islands who are suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. we're working with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as soon as possible. texas, florida, louisiana, are doing great. the recovery process is happening very quickly. i will go down to puerto rico a briefingo get about disaster recovery and see our great first response or debt responders and meet a lot of the people affected. we are you now i tell

president trouble be speaking on the plane later today when he goes to indianapolis. he's promising bold reform helping the middle class. >> it will be a very, very portable document. we will cut taxes tremendously for the middle class, not just a little bit, tremendously. that includes doubling the standard deduction that most families pay on their taxes. >> harris: mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. this is huge. unified, how unified is it? speak out we will see when they count votes, but so far, so good. this is a big reload day for the white house to get the ball rolling on making the tax code simpler and fairer. here are some key points of a proposal. doubling the standard deduction, increasing the child tax credit, slashing the corporate rate from 35%-20%. and collapsing seven individual brackets to three. hauser pelikan later spoke with us this morning about getting to work on making that happen. >> we would welcome working with the democrats on tax reform. this is one of the best things we can do for our economy. we are most excited about bringing down thos

trump is about to head to indianapolis where he will outline a sweeping proposal of taxes for individuals and corporations, it is a plan the president says he's going to help middle-class families and jump-start the american economy. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> heather: i have a feeling that everyone says that. i'm heather childers, think you for joining us. the president is said to breakdown the plan for rewriting the tax code. he's expected to call for a simpler system, fewer tax brackets, itemized deductions, along with a cut to the corporate tax rate to stimulate economic growth. >> if we do this, we will create millions of new jobs for people and bring many, many businesses back to our shores. we will become a competitive nation again. we won't see companies leaving our country, firing their peopl people, and going and selling their product back into our country with no taxes and no retribution. it's time for both parties to come together and do what is right for the american people and the nation that we all love. >> heather: chief white house correspondent john roberts i

fox business will have live coverage of the speech from indianapolis.rin hatch and senator ted cruz have to say when they joined maria bartiromo, "mornings with maria" at 7:30 a.m. cheryl: o'reilly returned to fox news last night with a one-on-one interview with sean hannity. the former anchor discussing everything from his new book the nfl and left-wing groups trying to eliminate ideas they don't agree with in corrupting the media. >> the far left agents and i think they are able, want to destroy the constitution in the sense they wanted all changed. these totalitarians want to wipe out any speech with which they disagree. train to hannity agreed with bill. they have been corrupted utterly ideological. lauren: hurricanes and hacks. here is the latest tack. sonic the guns potentially data breach. tracey carrasco joins us with more on that another headlines. >> potentially as many as 5 million credit card users and members have been stolen from customers. last week sonics credit card process reportedly said that there was some unusual dignity tied to the

he's about to take off for indianapolis, the president will lay out his framework for tax reform. g.o.p. lawmakers left the capital for a closed retreat on tax reform. that's ahead of their public rollout later today. counselor to the president kellyanne conway saying the g.o.p. plan will encourage companies to bring jobs back to america. >> i think the most important point is that most of the country thinks of themselves as middle-class. they -- people need a tax break. we need to reduce the rates on job creators. we have encouraged businesses to park their wealth and jobs overseas. we need to encourage them to keep factories, plants and jobs here in america. >> jon: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live from capitol hill, we begin with white house correspondent kevin corke in indianapolis where the president will be pitching his plan. >> we like to say it's pretty simple at least in theory, you want to lower corporate taxes, lower taxes in the middle class and in the process stimulate the economy and hopefully spur great growth for the u.s. economy and make a bo

. >> president trump travel to indianapolis to speak about the republican plan to overhaul the federal tax code. before boarding to leave for the indiana event, the president made comments to reporters on several issues, including about the alabama u.s. senate primary runoff, health care, the nfl, and the situation in puerto rico. here's a look. [shouting, indistinct] mr. president! trump: we have a man who is going to be a great senator. i've never met him or spoke to him but i'm very happy with . luther came along way from the guy i endorsed. he ran a good race, but roy ran a good race. i know what they did -- they use that very much in the campaign -- but he works hard and i'm sure things will work out. i wanted to say, on health care, we have the votes. we have one senator that is in a hospital. he can't vote because he's in a hospital. so we have two other votes that are coming, and we will have them, but the problem is we can't have them by friday because the reconciliation and's friday. januaryto do it february. with one man and the hospital, we cannot display that we have them.

the same in indianapolis. there was a huge battle, the most expensive fight probably ever for the school board seat recently in a pro- charter candidate ron and there's now a majority. all that says in the urban penis where there's a lot of charters, you can win political battles. because you have parents whose kids go to charters and you can organize them, get them to vote and you have a business community that now understands that they produce better results and begins to weigh in and you have other interests in the community that represent poor people. there were organizations that were quite critical in supporting reform because they knew their kids were getting a raw deal. they wanted more charters and more choice for their kids, so it comes down to politics. these decisions are made in the election and we have to win those battles and get organized to win those battles and i think it is going to be tough. the unionsare on the warpath and effective and some of these arrangements were not stable and works

here in indianapolis, jim ersay, the family thurned indianapolis around when the team game from baltimorethe mayflower trucks in the night. i can't imagine he's happy with people taking a knee. but he's also known as an unbelievably loyal guy and he'll see these guys as his players, his team, his people. i can't imagine that he's going to publicly go on any admonishment kind of spree, but i can't imagine he's happy about it if they do it again in seattle on sunday. leland: it brings up an important point in terms of sort of the public versus the private view of this. take a listen to bryant gum ble. he's done a lot on this. >> the current occupant of the white house energizing the social conscience of the american athlete. comments through stunning rebukes and actions which suggests that jocks realize after they don't cut it anymore in conjunction with that i remember fame, they have important roles to play especially now. leland: this goes back to your point. we're locking arms in unity, unity is a noun. it means a state of being united. the big question united against what? this seems t

. >> so the match up next week in seattle is indianapolis against seattle. each is 1-2.ff a loss. they give up 21 straight points. russell wilson threw three touchdowns. what's going on in seattle right now? >> obviously a very emotional time between what was going on in the league and the protests and th those things i'm sure contributed to it but then you also have a little conflict probably offense not scoring as many points. they did today obviously but you don't know. it will be interesting to get inside the building and figure out what is going on with that football team but i'm anxious to see this. you think about what he has done now in very short order, they didn't look good at all. they make the trade with the patriots. he comes over and did what most people would say is impossible. learn the offense in a week and a half and go out and play really football. he perked up that team. >> he was pretty good last year the one time he to replace brady so who knows. andrew luck, they hope to have him back maybe by week six. anyways, it's indianapolis against seattle. >

>> indianapolis is dramatically different from new york. i go around to events and look at how many people wearing reading wings -- wedding rings. in new york, it is a minority. a tremendous number of single people in manhattan. you go to a city like indianapolis, 75% plus of the people are married. it is much more married couples. there are definitely issues with urban schools and people raising their families there. the primary population base is suburban. they have walkable, dense neighborhoods. very small. nothing like new york or san francisco density. there are these far regions , married the family couples, people with children. that doesn't always mean republicans. that demographic tends to shift that way, but i know very ec-conscious families with children, with a different sensibility and sense of priorities and they add a different voice to the city. even people who have a different political persuasion, with children, bring a different conversation to the city. when you travel to other cities, you see a tremendous difference in

let's start with indianapolis. >> yes. >> you're making a pork slider here. >> this is an indianapolisher. this is going into a slider. >> important to make sure you have thin pork chops. >> you have to pound them. get your butcher to do that, pound the pork and make it really thin. w there's another element to this. you put a great slau w on top. >> i do. >> how do you make it? >> cook it in the same pan as the pork. drop in tomatoes. add a pinch of salt, if you don't mind. cabbage, hot sauce, basil. had something warm and it almost makes it melt. >> tomatoes are unusual in slaw, aren't they? >> i want a little juicy. you have the fried component and the bread. you need juice factor in there. that's what it is for. >> that's as simple as it is? >> that's it. nice and light. >> put the entire pork patty on there? >> patty. when the slaw sits for a few minutes -- >> go ahead. >> go for it. >> generously, right? >> oh,y factor. >> delicious. >> this is the perfect breakfast. >> so good. >> we have that. >> indianapolis. now, i'll tel no football game, i love this next recipe. >> all righ

>> next, president trump's remarks from indianapolis, outlining the republicans' tax plan. this is 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. chief"]o the president trump: thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you. [cheering, whistling] president trump: thank you very much. you just want massive tax cuts. that's the only reason you're going so wild. back in wonderful to be the great state of indiana. what a place. i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie walorski, representative susan brooks, and representative mike messer for joining us. i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin and director gary cohn for joining us. we appreciate it. [applause] bysident trump: let me begin saying our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands, suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. their island was virtually destroyed. federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as

speaking indianapolis. pres. trump: corporations have parked many trillions of dollars in our economy and many have done this to avoid our taxes the altogether. some companies actually leave our country because they have so much money overseas, so much it is a incredible amount that they move the company to get their money. we will let them bring it home. it is estimated firms have $2.6 trillion in profits offshore. apple leads the way. with me now to discuss is the head of the texting out of our washington bureau. what does this mean for companies that have these profits offshore? as well. they really stepped up their game introducing several new speakers as low as a new box for the home. emily: you reveal all of these products how does this stack up to what google has? mark: google has their own speaker that is the center of their world. apple has a single speaker coming out. that is also going to become the central hub of the smartphone world. apple also has the apple tv. they have the ipad and ipod. google ha

>> next, president trump's remarks in indianapolis, outlining the republican tax plan. this is 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ [hail to the chief] [applause] [applause and cheers] president trump: thank you. thank you very much. you just want massive tax cuts. that's what you want. that is the only reason you are going so wild. but it is wonderful to be back in the great state of indiana. what a place. [cheers and applause] president trump: i want to thank senator tom young, senator joe donnelly, representative jacky larceny, representative susan brooks, and representative mike for joining us today. thank you very much, appreciate it. i also want to thank members of my economic team, secretary steven mnuchin director gary cohen, for joining us, as well. we appreciate it. [applause] president trump: let me begin by saying that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands who are suffering in get another wake of a catastrophic hurricane, and their island was virtually destroyed. federal agenci

so i think that we shouldn't focus -- >> we're leaving this now to go live to indianapolis where president trump is going to talk more about the republican tax reform plan released today. ♪ >> thank you very much. you just want massive tax cuts. that's what you want. that's the only reason you're going so wild. but it's wonderful to be back in the great state of indiana. what a place. i want to thank senator todd young, senator joe donnelly, representative jackie would lar ski, representative susan brooks, and representative mike messer for joining us today. thank you very much. thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. i also want to thank members of my economic team. secretary steven mnuchin and director gary cohn for joining us, as well. we appreciate it. let me begin by saying that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of puerto rico and the virgin islands who are suffering in the wake of yet another catastrophic hurricane. their island was virtually destroyed. federal agencies are working closely with local partners to help these communities get back on their feet as so

pete joins us live from indianapolis next.s accused of leaking top secret documents. now she blames fox news. brian: because we haven't been blamed enough. for everything. happy birthday to karen fairchild she is from little big town. she is 48 years old and very nice. ♪ take me down ♪ take me down ♪ take me down to the little white church ♪ take me down ♪ >> i have so many friends that are owners, they are in a beings bo. i have spoken to a couple of them. they said we are in a situation where we have to do something. i think they are afraid of their players, you want to know the truth. and i think it's disgraceful. and they have got to be tough. and they have got to be smart because you look at the ratings. the ratings have gone way down. the stadiums are. i have seen a couple of stadiums over the last few weeks. there are a lot of empty seats. i couldn't even believe it. steve: they don't show the empty seats and they don't show the people booing either. there was an article in the sporting news that talked about how one co

president trump traveled to indianapolis to speak about the republican plan to overhaul the federal taxode. before leaving for the event, the president made comments to reporters on several issues including about the alabama u.s. senate primary runoff, health care, the nfl, and the situation in puerto rico. there is a look. look. is a >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] donald trump: we have a man who is going to be a great senator, and i'm very happy with that. i spoke to him last night. i never met him i never spoke to , him. i'm very happy with him, and i have to say luther came a long way from the time i endorsed him , and he ran a good race, but roy ran a really great race, and i know what they did with mitch . and they used him very much in the campaign, but he works hard and i'm sure things will work out. i just wanted to say, though, on health care, we have the votes for health care. we have one senator that's in the hospital. he can't vote because he's in the hospital. he can't vote because he's in the hospital. we have two other votes that are coming, and

same in indianapolis. in los angeles there was a huge battle, most expensive fight probably ever for a school board seat recently and they rode charter candidate one. all that says in urban areas with a lot of charters, you can win political battles. because you have parents whose kids go to charters and you can organize them, get them to vote. and you have business community that now understands that charters produce better results and begins to weigh in and you have other interests in the community that white income often commuted organizations that represent poor people you can denver there were two community organizations that were quite critical in supporting reform because they knew the kids were getting a raw deal and they wanted more charters and they wanted more choice for their kids. so it comes down to politics. we are a democracy. these decisions are made in democratidemocratic arenas, wheo school board election or a mayoral election, and we have to win those battles. we had to get organized an

robin helman owns a small printing business in indianapolis.and her husband roger bought the business in 1991 and have since tripled in size. they both work full time in the shop and employ three additional people. as robin describes it, her family is living the american dream. however, robin feels small businesses in our country have been neglected and in her words put on the back burner. but she's now excited about what if president and congressional leaders are proposing. she believes this tax cut will be a boone not just for her small business, but also for her customers. robin relies on small businesses to take risk, make investments in marketing campaigns that require printing services. robin is thrilled about the possibility of a tax code being simplified to allow the average taxpayer such as herself to save time and money so they can invest in their families and their business. people like robin are at the heart of the president's tax relief plan. to talk more about the tax relief plan, i'd like to bring out gary cohn. after gary takes

speaking indianapolis.orporations are part many trillions of dollars in our economy and many have done this to avoid our taxes the altogether. some companies actually leave our country because they have so much money overseas, so much it is a incredible amount that they move the company to get their money. we will let them bring it home. emily: that is the president stressed in one of the major points of the tax overhaul. ringing back the profits that are stashed overseas. it is estimated firms have $2.6 trillion in profits offshore. apple leads the way. is the me now to discuss head of the texting out of our washington bureau. thank you so much for joining us. talk about the not simple here. we does this mean for companies that have these profits offshore? tax day.was a big everyone was waiting to see what the president and congressional leaders were going to reveal. one of the things that came out is that there would not be a rate for repatriation. that is what that companies have stashed offshore bid all

. >> it auburn born, nevada city resident, shocked the racing world when he won the 2016 indianapolis 500. first event of his indy race league career. 9 years removed from forest lake christian school in auburn. >> the experience of being at the indianapolis five hundred on memorial day is great and having 300,000 people around you was amazing experience. forget the end result. just being able to page part was very special. >>> sonoma raceway is a homecoming, not just because of northern california, this is where his passion for racing began. >> how old were when you you first started to come out here? >> i was -- that's a great question. probably 11. >> 11? >> 11 or 12, yes. i remember the grandstand. i used to -- there was crawl spaces underneath the bleachers and we were set out that area and hang out and hang out. >> he wanted to prove the point that i belong at the front of the field. the 2016 rookie of the year is having a strong second season. he won his second career race in watkins glen new york. for 2017, rossi has ten top ten finishes. he is 6th in points standing and heade

robin held man owns a small printing and digital services business in indianapolis. robin and her husband roger bought the business in 1991 and have since trimmed in size. they both work full time in the shop and employ three additional people. as robin zroo ibz it, her family is living the american dream. however, robin feels small businesses in our country have been neglected and in her words put on the back burner. but she's now excited about what the president and congressional leaders are proposing. she believes this tax cut will be a boone not just for her small business but also for her customers. robin relies on small businesses to take risks and make investments in marketing campaigns that require printing services. robin is thrilled about the possibility of the tax code being simplified to allow the average taxpayer such as herself to save time and money and that they can invest in their families and their business. people like robin are at the heart of the president's tax relief plan. to talk more about the tax relief plan, i'd like to bring up nes directo

former nfl linebacker rocky boiman who was also a superbowl winner with the indianapolis colts says theement is becoming more anti—trump than anything else. this was not started by donald trump, this started last year when nothing was done about this. a lot of bands in the nfl and people, people think they are crazy or whatever but a lot of bands did not like that and they wanted people to show one small amounts of respect. the amp takes roughly one minute and 20 seconds, they wanted one moment of selflessness and a lot of fans didn't get that and that was blown up didn't get that and that was blown up and completely blown over into this absolute monster of an issue so it will be interesting to see what happens. maybe moving forward, people that say they are going to boycott, they don't in the ratings go boycott, they don't in the ratings 9° up boycott, they don't in the ratings go up and everybody is happy but the other side is, maybe these people who claim they are turning the dial and not watching the nfl and not consuming the product, maybe that wins out so again, we will kind of se

it is lucas oil stadium in indianapolis colts. due west it's lucas oil raceway. that is today.get set, here we go. >> more than 50,000 people came out to watch the fast action of the drag race. >> this

it's a fun night for us in indianapolis, indiana. tim brando, spencer tillman and holly saunders.any thanks to all of our guys in the crew. our crew together for the very first time. i thought that louisville clearly had issues after alexander got hurt, their best offender. it looked like purdue took advantage of that. it was david blough first, but then when he made a mistake, some exam that comes in. and then sindela defined his friend jackson anthrop who made big play after big play. >> spencer: losing about 80% of the time and that's what happened tonight. that was an indicator if he got back into that mode again, they would have problems. spin lookout for that run game. in ohio next week on a quick turnaround. his game is really good. >> spencer: this is their conference. a division within the conference. going to be a tough out for them. spoon give me your thoughts on lamar because it was really quiet 107 107-yard rushing. >> spencer: i'm not going to say he answered all of the critics questions, but i think but it was time to make plays, he did what a big-time player, heism

the same in indianapolis. los angeles there was a huge battle the most expensive fight in the pro- charter candidate one. all that says is that there's a lot of charters you can wind local battles because you have parents whose kids go to charters and you can organize them and get them to vote and you have business communities that nobut now understands theye better results and begin to weigh in and you have other interests in th and the communit weigh in on the organizations in denvedenver after words to commy organizations that were critical supporting the reform because they knew the students were getting a raw deal and they wanted more charters and choice is. it comes down to politics. we are a democracy into these decisions are made in democratic arena is whether this school board or mayoral we have to win those battles and get organized. i think it is going to be tough. the unions are really on the warpath and effective. >> some of these arrangements are unstable. they work until the next election at whi

relief for hard-working american families for queer pleased to announce he will be traveling to indianapolis in vienna on wednesday to deliver remarks on the historic tax cuts he was working on with members of congress. to discuss new details of the framework to mclellan specific rates for individual small businesses and corporations and discuss the elimination of loopholes to raise the current tax code in favor of the wealthy and well-connected and give our workers the level playing field they deserve they will win because nobody can beat the american worker they will deliver a massive job creation and economic growth we are confident the people will be excited for what we are proposing will working to grow the economy the president will sign a river idem to ensure their power to succeed this means that technical college but more than half of the school's not currently offer courses in computer programming and 40% to not offer physics. this will direct the secretary of education to take several steps to address this issue to our students also high quality staff education with a focus on com

played at the brickyard in indianapolis where the famous indy 500 race is held the course weaves throughort by foot is a little bit slower than normal but the skill level is just as good in a different way with this second shot on the ninth by american thompson. former world number 0ne lydia ko of new zealand is also in the running sitting two shots off the lead thanks to chip shots like this one. the opening match of the new nfl season is under way. tom brady's new england patriots are hosting the kansas city chiefs as they look to make it a third title in four years and start this season again as one of the favourites with quarterback brady still at the helm despite being a0 years of age. he has thrown the pass for the running back to get the touchdown and it is currently 7—0 in the opening quarter to the patriots. chris froome will take a lead of one minute and 37 seconds into friday's stage 19 of la vuelta a espana. the briton picked up 21 seconds on his nearest rival, vincenzo nibali of italy, as he looks to become the first rider since 1978 to win the tour de france and the vuelta